"Court admissibility hearings are 'not the appropriate time to begin the process of peer review of the data.'"
The West has lost its ability to effectively browbeat emerging countries.
In the latest episode of Scarce Assets, Alex Gladstein offers a compelling view of Bitcoin as more than a digital asset, but a vital tool for human rights and economic freedom.
In a thought-provoking podcast, Professor Patrick Newman explores Murray Rothbard’s insightful critique of the Progressive Era, shedding light on a pivotal time in American economic history.
Gold's recent rally to all-time highs is a reflection of its perceived role as a financial safe haven amid various global economic uncertainties.
Argentina’s Comisión Nacional de Valores has announced a mandatory registration for individuals and businesses involved in Bitcoin-related services, aiming to align with FATF recommendations.
Google has agreed to settle a high-profile privacy lawsuit over accusations of tracking users in Chrome’s incognito mode, despite refuting the plaintiffs' claims.
Bitcoin, emerging as a form of 'non-violent money,' presents a transformative contrast to traditional fiat currencies.
Tether's $100,000 grant to the BTCPay Server Foundation underscores its commitment to the Free and Open Source Software.
Arkon Energy's order of 27,700 Bitmain miners signifies a strategic shift from hosting to self-mining.
Microplastics and nanoplastics, pervasive in our environment, have become a global health concern due to their presence within human bodies.
A recently uncovered RCMP report paints a dire picture of Canada's future, projecting an imminent societal and economic collapse.
This podcast episode dives into the inflation plaguing traditional fiat-based loyalty programs and presents Bitcoin as a viable solution.
